ou envision your child, who has yet to be born, to be the most beautiful, sweetest, most amazing person in the universe. Therefore, you'd like to give him or her a name that is truly unique-one that sets your baby apart from the rest. Since every child is a unique creation, it only makes sense that we might be prompted to give our children names that are special, even one-of-a-kind. Still, you should exercise some caution when trying to give your baby a unique name. There are certainly some things you should try to consider, before placing that unusual name on the child's birth certificate.

Rhythm is highly important in music, so it should come as no surprise that it may have an effect on how your child's name is perceived to be. In general, your baby's first and last name, spoken together, should have a pleasing rhythm. Also, the number of syllables in your child's first name should differ from the number of syllables in the surname. If you have a particularly common last name, an unusual first name may indeed be best for baby. When he or she grows up, it will certainly make it easier to find your offspring in the phone book! Here we give some examples of last name and the meaning of them: Bryant - Son of Bryan Adams - Son of Adam Asher - Dweller Near An Ash Tree Campbell - One With A Wry Mouth Or Arched Lips Carter - One Who Drove A Cart Darcy - One Who Came From Arcy In France Ferraro - A Worker In Metals, A Smith Glassford - A Glazer Or Glass Blower Hayes - Dweller At The Hedge Or Hedged Enclosure Kelly - Dweller In A Grove Lawson - Son Of Law McCabe - Son Of The Hooded One McDowell - Son Of The Dark Foreigner Parsons - Son Of The Par Proctor - One Who Acted As Attorney In Ecclesiastical Court Rose - Dweller At The Sign Of The Rose Shriver - An Official Or Public Writer, A Scribe Turner - One Who Made Object On A Lathe